Sentence examples for inflicts during from inspiring English sources

Of course the efficacy of this strategy is very much dependent on the compliance of the target population in properly and consistently wearing the uniforms, and, perhaps more importantly, the proportion of bites the Aedes population inflicts during school time [parameters A and B in eq. (15)].

Clearly Britain cries out for someone – or something – to heal the wounds inflicted during this campaign.

(According to the official report, the wounds were self-inflicted during an epileptic seizure).

The majority acknowledged that it could not determine conclusively whether unnecessary pain is inflicted during electrocution.

He served in the Army during WWII, receiving a Purple Heart for wounds inflicted during the Battle of the Bulge.

It deals with the recovery of American veterans from devastating injuries inflicted during the war in Iraq.

He was 14 years old, and the injuries that killed him were inflicted during a school rugby match.

In summary, C. abramoides incurred oxidative damage during hypoxic exposure with no additional damage inflicted during re-oxygenation: the rate of re-oxygenation was inconsequential.

Besides accumulating damage at the base of the defect, corrosion propagated along the copper/steel interface, most likely a consequence of the damage inflicted during the deposition process.

A knife wound, inflicted during the second attempt, in the skin near the heart gave evidence of a clearly hysterico-demonstrative character.

Some were inflicted during machete fights, others were caused by exploding homemade muskets, and still others resulted from occasional lion attacks.